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A Lot Yet to Be Revealed About Ayotte

N.H. Recruit’s Campaigning, Fundraising Skills Mostly a Mystery

By Shira Toeplitz
Roll Call Staff
Aug. 4, 2009, Midnight

While national Republicans are quickly falling in line behind former New Hampshire Attorney General Kelly Ayotte, several local party activists said they are still unsure what kind of candidate she will be in the Granite State’s 2010 Senate race.

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